Phases
G1/G2
S
Path of the Cell Cycle
M
100
In what part of the cell cycle would you see DNA polymerase?
What is the S phase.
100
What is the purpose of G1?
What is prereplication?
100
A DNA polymerase checks DNA this many times.
What is 3?
100
What is synthesized during G2?
What are RNA, proteins, and other macromolecules?
100
In what phase, the nuclear membrane breaks down
What is prophase?
200
What happens after the M phase?
What is G1?
200
Where do cells go if it isn't signaled to go to S phase?
What is G0?
200
What check DNA to ensure it is correctly duplicated?
What are protein mediated enzymes?
200
These pull chromosomes apart during mitosis.
What are microtubules?
200
in which stage do the duplicated chromosomes line up along the equatorial plate of the spindle.
What is Metaphase?
300
during this phase, the cell equally distributes infromantion in the nucleus.
What is mitosis?
300
When the cell no longer needs to grow and is committed to complete the cell cycle.
What is the restriction point?
300
This step of DNA synthesis involves unwinding the double helix.
What is the second step?
300
Because of this, a cell in G2 can't go into G0
What is the restriction point?
300
During this phase of mitosis, chromosomes expand into chromatid
What is telophase?
400
In this phase, the cell prepares to divide
What is G2?
400
What are made during G1?
What are proteins?
400
This strand of original DNA synthesizes continuously.
What is leading strand?
400
Cyclins combine with these to progress through the cell cycle.
What are kinases?
400
in this phase, sister chromosomes separate
What is anaphase?
500
In what phase does the cell replicate its DNA?
What is the S phase?
500
Propels G1 cells into S phase when they are ready
What are cyclins?
500
This results from incorrect DNA
What is a mutation?
500
Is the cell cycle continuous or does it stop after mitosis?
What is continuous?
500
The whole cell divides into 2 completely equal parts and the new cells enter G1
What is cytokinesis?
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